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It is possible to have exactly two optimal solutions to a linear programming problem.
Fatty Tissue
Biological tissue composed primarily of fat cells, known as adipose tissue, which stores energy and insulates the body.
Bone Porosity
A measure of the density of bones, reflecting the volume of space within them compared to their total volume, which can affect bone strength and risk of fractures.
Leading Causes
The primary factors or conditions responsible for a particular outcome, often used in the context of mortality or disease.
Middle Adulthood
The stage of adulthood typically ranging from about 40 to 65 years of age, marked by continued growth, stability, and reflection.
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